Apple Investigating a Range of Tablet Screens From 4 to 12 Inches?
In a research note issued Tuesday, Kaufman Bros. revealed that Apple has bought screen sizes of 4, 7, 9, 10 and 12 inches over the last two years. Some of the purchases were allegedly of such a large amount that the firm suspects they were for more than a simple sample, but a more significant small production run.
Based on that information, the analysis predicts that Apple will launch at least one -- but possibly multiple -- new devices in the near future.
Recent reports have been pointing to an approximately 10-inch screen for Apple's much-rumored tablet, with conflicting information on launch dates suggesting that the new device will make an appearance possibly as soon as September of this year but perhaps not until 2010.
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(View all)No hand writing recognition will be a show stopper for me. I know Mr. Jobs hates the stylus and the multi button mouse but your consumers don't. No hand writing recognition, no money from my home.
The 10” screen would be awesome, iPod size screens need not apply.
I hope these rumors are true otherwise a Linux tablet will be in my near future. I am sick and tired of waiting for Apple to produce something in this segment.
I want 7"--double the iPhone. Still very portable. At 10" it would be very cool, but I already have an Air.
That's the spirit! Of course, at least a dozen know-it-alls here will still insist there just isn't a market for this. Fortunately, as the rumors become more credible, more people are praising the idea of more mobile options than not.
OQO model 2+
http://www.oqo.com
could this be further evidence of a tablet prototype
I want 7"--double the iPhone. Still very portable. At 10" it would be very cool, but I already have an Air.
Exactly. And I'd only buy to replace the Air not in addition to.
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